Jon,

You don't show the code, but I usually put the help file in the same file as
the application, and then use ThisWorkbook.Path to pre-prend the help file.

As I am sure that you know, you need context ids to call into the correct
point of the help file.

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

"Jon Bailes" wrote in message
...
I have written a help file for my application, which works fine. However,
the context sensitive help does not work at all if I don't define the Help
File Name in the Project Properties dialog. As the help file can be
installed into different folders during installation, I can't reliably set
this property at design time.

Can anyone tell me how to define the context sensitive help path and file
at
run time, bearing in mind the project is locked and password protected.
The
method I have used for defining the 'normal' help involves the WinHelp API
call and the HelpQuit command, unfortunately, this doesn't seem to effect
the context sensitive help.

Any ideas would be appreciated.


Many thanks
Jon